When does Flamenco-Freedom take place?

The concert starts on Friday, November 20, 2026, at 7:30 PM.

Where does the concert take place?

The venue is the Mercatorhalle Duisburg at König-Heinrich-Platz in 47051 Duisburg.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets are regularly available from 10 euros. Other regular prices are 19 euros and 25 euros.

Who is performing at Flamenco-Freedom?

On stage are José Quevedo “Bolita” on Flamenco guitar, Pablo Martín Caminero on double bass, and Agustín Diassera on percussion.

What music will be played?

The program combines Flamenco and improvisation in a chamber music version of the project “Caótico”, including “Pasó”, “Matalauva”, and “The Maids of Cádiz.”

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the concert takes place in the Philharmonie Mercatorhalle Duisburg.

Flamenco-Freedom Ignites Duisburg with Guitar Fire, Jazz Colors, and Pulsating Chamber Music

Name: Flamenco-Freedom
Start: 2026-11-20T19:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-20T19:30:00+01:00
Location: Mercatorhalle Duisburg

Flamenco-Freedom: When Guitar Fire Meets Chamber Musical Precision

On Friday, November 20, 2026, the Mercatorhalle Duisburg will transform into a resonance space for passionate Flamenco, improvised sound colors, and musical border crossings. José Quevedo “Bolita” will take the stage together with Pablo Martín Caminero on double bass and Agustín Diassera on percussion with a chamber music version of his project “Caótico”.

Rapid Rhythms and Fiery Intensity

The focus of the evening is the characteristic tension in Flamenco between precise Compás, virtuosic guitar playing, and explosive tempo dynamics. In “Pasó”, the musical unfolding builds step by step to a fiery finale. The acoustics of the Philharmonie Mercatorhalle give space to every stroke, every percussive movement, and every breath.

Between Seguidilla, Jazz, and Improvisation

The instrumental piece “Matalauva” is composed in the rhythm of a Flamenco Seguidilla. Dance, passionate expression, and the rhythmic mobility of the guitar merge into a piece that intertwines traditional forms with modern stage performance. “The Maids of Cádiz” also bridges to jazz and pays homage to the legendary trumpeter Miles Davis.

A Trio with Extraordinary Sound Language

José Quevedo “Bolita” is among the renowned Flamenco guitarists and producers in Spain. He has collaborated with Marina Heredia, Miguel Poveda, Carmen Linares, Sara Baras, and Arcángel. With the group UHF, he released the albums “UHF” and “Bipolar”. His solo album “Fluye” was chosen as the best Flamenco album of the year in 2013 by El País. Additionally, Quevedo has received awards for his work as a producer and has been nominated multiple times for the Latin Grammy.

Pablo Martín Caminero enriches the soundscape with a distinctive double bass foundation, while Agustín Diassera communicates between Flamenco, jazz, classical music, and influences of Indian tabla playing with percussive precision. Together, they create a sound that remains earthy, virtuosic, and open to spontaneous musical dialogues.

Flamenco as a Musical Border Cross

“Flamenco-Freedom” connects historical forms of expression with contemporary orchestration and chamber musical transparency. The music thrives on synchronization, rhythmic friction, and the alternation between concentrated silence and unleashed energy. This results in a concert experience that appeals not only to Flamenco fans but also to lovers of jazz, world music, and experimental chamber music.

Conclusion: An Evening Full of Rhythm, Tension, and Passion

The audience can expect an intense live experience with virtuosic Flamenco guitar, deep double bass, pulsating percussion, and surprising musical twists. Anyone who wants to experience the immediate audience atmosphere, the warm guitar sound, and the powerful stage performance by José Quevedo “Bolita” should not miss this concert at the Mercatorhalle Duisburg.